It also considered that, even in the absence of such a provision, if a State required a short interval of time in which to bring its internal law into conformity with the situation resulting from the withdrawal of the reservation, good faith would debar the reserving State from complaining of the difficulty which its own reservation had occasioned”.
Consideró asimismo que, a falta de tal disposición, si un Estado necesitara un breve plazo para poner su derecho interno en consonancia con la situación resultante del retiro de la reserva, la buena fe excluiría que el Estado autor de la reserva protestase por la dificultad que su propia reserva hubiera ocasionado".